foam

• Substantif désignant une masse de petites bulles formée à la surface d'un liquide, ou un matériau léger et poreux utilisé pour l'amortissement ou l'isolation.

A noun referring to a mass of small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid, or a lightweight, spongy material used for cushioning or insulation.

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1. Bubbly substanceA2formal

   A mass of small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid, often from agitation or chemical reaction.

   Mousse

   • The beer had a thick foam on top.
   • The waves left white foam on the shore.
   • Soap creates foam when mixed with water.

   Synonymesfizzfrothlatherspumesuds

2. Lightweight materialB1formal

   A lightweight, spongy material used for cushioning, insulation, or packaging.

   Mousse (matériau)

   • The mattress is made of memory foam.
   • He used foam padding to protect the fragile items.
   • The seat cushions are filled with foam.

• Verbe décrivant le processus de formation ou d'émission d'une masse de petites bulles, souvent à partir d'un liquide, ou l'expression de la colère ou de la frustration (par exemple, 'écumer de rage').

A verb used to describe the process of forming or producing a mass of small bubbles, often from a liquid, or to express anger or frustration (e.g., 'foam at the mouth').

1. Produce foamB1formal

   To form or produce a mass of small bubbles, often from a liquid.

   mousser

   • The soap foams when mixed with water.
   • The waves foamed as they crashed against the rocks.
   • The beer foamed over the top of the glass.

   Synonymesbubbleeffervescefizzfrothlathersparkle

2. Become frothyB2formal

   To become covered with or produce a frothy substance, often from the mouth due to illness or exertion.

   Écumer

   • The dog was foaming at the mouth after running so hard.
   • He was foaming with rage during the argument.
   • The horse foamed at the mouth after the long race.

   Synonymesbubbleeffervescefizzfrothlatherspume